>> thank you, peter.the national vote in 2008 and in the 2010 midterms they abandoned the democrats. now the president has a plan to win women back. let's ask two women who know. victoria jones, white house correspondent for talk radio news and maria done, host of federal news radio. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> victoria, what does president obama have to do? apparently this week he's going to roll out a bunch of programs to try to attract the female vote. will it be enough? >> it will be partly enough. look, the new "washington post"/abc news poll that has some not terribly good news for the president has good news on the president of how he's doing with women. 55-30, the president shows caring more about issues to do with women and 60% of respondents say the birth control should be covered. so certainly, he's doing better with women. and also, he only lost women in 2010. from 1992 to 2008, he won with women in every election. so it's not a big lift. and also, centrists and moderate r

> what's your greatest wish right now, peter? i could go back four years and none of this would have happened. >> you are still making headlines over your divorce with christie brinkley? >> four months ago in november she filed a motion against me for some i consider frivolous claims and i am responding. >> she is calling you a dead beat dad you are not living up to your responsibilities or paying child support for your two children jack and sailor? >> those are her claims and they are absurd. >> 52-year-old architect peter cook is widely regarded as the pooes who cheated on her and wrecked their 16 year marriage with a brazen affair with a teenager. while he accepts responsibility for adultery he disputes the allegation that he is a dead beat dad. >> i pay my child sport 6 months in advance. i suspended them for a little while but prior to her filing this motion i brought myself up to date. >> as to why he temporarily suspends those payments he claims he was the sole caretaker of the couple's two children 13-year-old sailor and

> what's your greatest wish right now, peter? i could go back four years and none of this would have happened. >> you are still making headlines over your divorce with christie brinkley? >> four months ago in november she filed a motion against me for some i consider frivolous claims and i am responding. >> she is calling you a dead beat dad you are not living up to your responsibilities or paying child support for your two children jack and sailor? >> those are her claims and they are absurd. >> 52-year-old architect peter cook is widely regarded as the pooes who cheated on her and wrecked their 16 year marriage with a brazen affair with a teenager. while he accepts responsibility for adultery he disputes the allegation that he is a dead beat dad. >> i pay my child sport 6 months in advance. i suspended them for a little while but prior to her filing this motion i brought myself up to date. >> as to why he temporarily suspends those payments he claims he was the sole caretaker of the couple's two children 13-year-old sailor and

peter, when were you diagnosed? >> i found out shortly after rockettes and became a major news story when he disclosed he was dying of aids in the fall of 1985. the country was in a complete panic that time. parents were pulling their children out of school. there was a lot of fear. there were no drugs or treatments. it was a frightening time to find out pretty >> and that is when you were tested. >> yes. they had only isolated the virus about nine months before that. the quickly developed a test. >> is it fair to say you're one of the longest surviving people with aids? >> there are those that were infected even before we first started seeing those dying from aids. some were infected in the late 1970's who are still with us today, thanks to the treatments out there. but not many got to the 1980's and 1990's, so i feel very lucky. >> talk about your journey of activism. you did not start out as an activist. >> no, i was a bond trader at j.p. morgan during the reagan debt years. it was quite a heady job. i kind of ha

. >> there are some pictures from x-ray, by peter arnet. >> peter arnet. yeah. he was in there with us. and peter gave me -- peter gave me a couple of other pictures of me, one of me standing over a dead north vietnamese with my rifle and bayonet and the third day when we had a counterattack. but he didn't give to me any pictures of just a dead american trooper. that's the first i heard of that. but to answer your question, no, i didn't put out any instructions on that. i think a lot of that is common sense on the part of the photographer. >> you would think so. >> i would think a photographer, who would take a news media photographer who would take a still photograph of a dead trooper with a name tag, i think that's bad form, considering people back home. >> yes, sir. what was your attitude toward the press in vietnam? was it different? >> what it what? >> was it different than most others? >> i don't know. but i'll tell you this, the army public affairs officer, years ago, he asked me for permission to publish in his instructions when he briefed commanders, of

a few days later peter is able to complete the installation.t believe what he saw that day. >> i've seen accidents, but like being right there when it happened, i've never seen anything like that in person in my life before. >> peter may have had a hair raising experience watching a crane on the job, but for these workers, stranded on a church steeple in new jersey, a crane is, dare we say it, a god send? at first pastor neal tollboom of the united methodist church believes that fixing his church's damaged steeple will be a relatively simple mission. >> steeple's been around for about 140 years. we hired a company to go up and take a look at the condition of the steeple. >> the work which is still in progress two weeks later begins november 3rd, 2011. it's about 1:30 in the afternoon when the worker's bucket becomes wedged against the steeple. they're stuck 122 feet in the air. church officials call the morristown fire department, who raise up their own ladder, but it's too short. next they try the neighboring town's ladder truck. >> second lad

i want to know peter. i went to talk to him, he'd talk back or at least text me. ♪ >>> that's it for our show today. thank you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. have a great one. >>> that's insane, a church. they should have checked. >>> a former baltimore city police officer accused of shooting his neighbor faces other charges. >>> somebody must have left the gate open. it was like the west with the cattle being around except we had 18 loose dogs. >>> all right. your ride home looks pretty good, but will there be practice at 6:00? for that, let's turn it

peter and paul beautiful church. we're going to take a short break and will be back with more and this time bring pictures. >>> beginning of the picture of his grandfather hector about aholt how old was he when this picture was taken? >>> it was taken to the end of this life 1949 about the timing was working on his church of saint peter and paul twitter use the traces works and down about two and 50 of them. >>> identified about to end the to include the ones lost 70 years. >>> this is george director of communications public policy for the archdiocese and we welcome you to mosaic continuing our conversation with joe and terry about the works of hector number going to look at a few of those are it works that his grandfather did and mainly these are works that they did this stations across admission send info. terry give us a setting on that of all the mission is and how he got involved there. >>> joe obviously knows a little more of that journey but we do have the stations of the cross inside the main parish church o

peter is here looking very pensively. you know, i can recall those wonderful days during the reagan administration when he had that look, you know you were to get to work. and so i will get down to business. the fact of the matter is is that i think the people of the united states, if they were quizzed about the meaning of those provisions, would say oh, we see what they mean. yes. they're our principle officers and inferior officers. the principle officers need to be appointed with the participation of the senate. the inferior officers do not. and the office -- the offices other than those provided for in the constitution are determined by the legislation. and, yes, oh, yes, there's a provision that makes much sense. you know, you're not going to be there all of the time. joseph story said, look, there's really only two choices here. either the senate is going to be in session all the time to take the president's nominees and to consider them. or the president is going to be -- being able to take advantage of the recess

my thanks to guests peter uhl and ryan howard.san francisco chronicle did an interesting profile of ryan a couple of years ago. we' added that link. press here tv.com. i'm scott mcgrew. thank you for making us a part of your sunday morning.

i want to know peter. went to talk to him, he'd talk back or at least text me. ♪ >>> that's it for our show today. thank you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. have a great one.

peter, i admire your courage. it's stupidity, general. perhaps it is. if you want to stick your neck out and jeopardize your safety by trying to go behind the enemy's lines, assuming they're enemies of the united states, and you are a u.s. citizen, if you take that chance, you're on your own. the military has no authority over you whatsoever. we understand that and know that in wars, it's happened. we also know reporters have died in the process. do you have problems with it other than his safety? i'd be interested, frankly, in his observations when he gets back. you'd like to see the tape yourself, right? perhaps he could provide important intelligence, but it's quite hypothetical. i don't think this would happen. it happened in cambodia, and we lost reporters. it happened in north vietnam. we didn't get americans into north vietnam, but we got third-country nationals into north vietnam, and those reports occasionally appeared on television screens in the united states, western europe. i'm unaware of that. mr. jennings, you've got the chance to go with

peter alexander with us from there tonight. hey, peter, good evening. >> reporter: hey, brian, good evening to you. you can hear the music blairbla here and the crowd has been shouting as each state goes up into the win column tonight. they recognize states win headlines, delegates win the nomination. that remains their focus over the course of this evening. they're really focused specifically on ohio and tennessee. when we saw mitt romney a short time ago arriving home in the state where he served as governor, sleeping in his own bed now tonight for first time in two months, he appeared as positive, as optimistic, as relaxed as we have seen him over the course of this campaign. tonight, his son is serving him and his wife ann dinner. we also just received the extras of what governor romney, a short time from now in his speech to the crowd here, brian, sharp rhetoric sharpening his tone against the president and saying specifically, to the millions of americans who can look around and only see jobs they can't get and bills they

is peter still here? ok. >> no, peter left. a surry. >> welcome, welcome.his is going to be gorgeous. i have not even seen the tree at. we're going to do a cat that. is everybody here? ok. i want to hear the children doing it, to. will will start with 10. ok? here we go. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [cheering] [laughter] >> beautiful. >> 13,000 stars. and how many cranes? >> 7000 cranes. unbelievable. isn't that beautiful? doesn't that give you hope? >> thank you for being with us. rita moreno. thank you for being with us. and now some music. >> thank you.

peter and paul were around, but they didn't have the finances to do the interior.as a priest, father costanza who did the decorations from the church. >> and this is a most beautiful church. i think it's one of the most beautiful churches in san francisco. we have many. this is in the middle of the north beach section. >> it was joe dimaggio's parrish. >> yes, and the aliotto family is buried in this church. this is his work now? >> he was helped by my aunt who was also an artist. they worked on this together for a number of years. >> that's beautiful. that's almost dangerous work, right? >> yes, and he had his first heart attack climbing climbing the scaffold while. --- he had his first heart attack climbing the scaffold. my aunt finished it after he passed away. i was pleased the visit the church with my younger daughter, elise. we had a spectacular time. >> it must be wonderful for you to see that. >> yes. >> it's a very beautiful church. i know that many of the audience today, if they haven't seen it, they should. it's a gem in san francisco and one of the most

peter doocy is live with us with more on the polls. good morning peter. >> good morning heather.t gingrich was banking on wins in alabama and mississippi to jolt his candidacy. santorum says he is the only one with a shot against governor romney. >> the time is now to make sure, to make sure we have the best chance to win this election and the best chance to win this election is to nominate a conservative to go up against barack obama whoshg take h can n on every issue. >> looking at those issues very interesting. santorum has been telling himself as the one with the best shot to win because of his conservative position on social issues. in alabama the most important issue to voters that isn't related to the economy is abortion and it's in third place with 9 percent. in mississippi abortion was only the most important issue to 11 percent of voters. speaker gingrich congratulated santorum on his big wins down there but gave no hints on an early exit continued to direct his fire at governor romney. >> the fact is in both states the conservative candidates got nearly 70 percent of t

is peter still here? ok. >> no, peter left. a surry. >> welcome, welcome.his is going to be gorgeous. i have not even seen the tree at. we're going to do a cat that. is everybody here? ok. i want to hear the children doing it, to. will will start with 10. ok? here we go. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [cheering] [laughter] >> beautiful. >> 13,000 stars. and how many cranes? >> 7000 cranes. unbelievable. isn't that beautiful? doesn't that give you hope? >> thank you for being with us. rita moreno. thank you for being with us. and now some music. >> thank you. >> hello. and welcome to "need your district supervisor -- meet your district supervisor." supervisors campos is our supervisor for this week. welcome. thank you for joining us today. tell us about your background. where you grew up, went to school? >> sure. i was born in guatemala. i was brought here by my parents. i grew up in l.a., and then moved up to the bay area, and i went to stanford. i came back after law school. my background for the first few years was as a practicing attorney. i worked in th

is peter still here? ok. >> no, peter left. a surry. >> welcome, welcome.his is going to be gorgeous. i have not even seen the tree at. we're going to do a cat that. is everybody here? ok. i want to hear the children doing it, to. will will start with 10. ok? here we go. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [cheering] [laughter] >> beautiful. >> 13,000 stars. and how many cranes? >> 7000 cranes. unbelievable. isn't that beautiful? doesn't that give you hope? >> thank you for being with us. rita moreno. thank you for being with us. and now some music. >> thank you. >> sanrio famous for the designs for hello kitty. i thought i would try to make it as cute as possible. that way people might want to read the stories. then people might be open to learn about the deities and the culture. ♪ they reached out to make about five or six years ago because of the book published. they appreciated that my work was clearly driven from my research and investigation. after i contributed my artwork, the museum was really beside themselves. they really took to it. the museum reached

now it's not going to speak for whistleblower peter van buren just got a germination notice from the state department for charges like we're going to wiki leaks and using poor judgment and speaking about hillary clinton's are going to get all the details then three in ten young americans now live with their parents so you can see what doctors aside from the economy are playing a role and what some are calling the going nowhere generation and thanks to a boy request we get a glimpse into f.b.i. surveillance of environmental and animal rights activists over the last decade or just say that they're targeting people for no good reason so we got all that and more for night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has it just cited to me. so if you were watching the mainstream media today it was one really big political news story for the release of a documentary about the obama administration. last night the obama campaign released this documentary called the road we've traveled seventeen minute documentary campaign for america it's the white hous

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i'd like to add one or two facts to the factual background that peter has just given you. the resolution that put the senate into pro forma session, as it is called, said that no business would be conducted during that period of time. and the office of legal council memoed that has been relied upon by the president to do these recess appointments makes a big point of, gee, we've been told that no business would be conducted. in fact, business was conducted on december 23rd, congress, by the senate by unanimous consent, passed the taxpayer continuation act emergency taxpayer information act of 2011. and that is quite a legislative act. in a previous pro forma session in august of 2011, similarly, the senate, by unanimous consent once again, passed an faa bill, which allowed it to continue operating. both of those were deemed to be emergencies. those that had to be passed that were insisted upon by president obama and they were passed. the conceded purpose of the pro forma sessions that have occurred in the last six months was to prevent the president from making such appoin

set up in peter's honor. so they are suing. >> this is not some teenager who posted a friend's picture without permission. these are large companies that obviously took this picture and intentionally for commercial gain used it. >> reporter: just who would stoop to advertising using a dead soldier's picture? we contacted both companies. in an e-mail, they blamed the ad on a third party advertising claiming, we had no control over or knowledge of the content of ads run by third parties. via our site. they went on to say, the ad has been blocked from our network. in their statement, true.com denied they were behind the ad saying true.com never created, placed or used the photo of the lieutenant. the company also said management of true.com would never use the photo of a fallen soldier to promote our business, but we wanted to talk to someone in person. and it wasn't easy. this is a business address for true.com. if you look inside, you can see on the wall there is a slogan. live, love, learn. but the place is d

. >> thanks, peter. peter seems to think that ben bernanke is a kamikaze. you may be right or wrong. you take a different view. you think the u.s. economy is in a ditch as in a downward spiral with or without the help of the fed. we're talking a little bit earlier about the best ways to think about the problem the united states faces and the way to get us out of that problem. can you help us frame the way that you think about the current deficit in the u.s. both fiscal and economic? and a away out of that? >> i do tend to side with the atlantic cover story. maybe for different reasons. i actually see an optimistic path for the u.s. economy going forward. we're still dealing with three serious deficits that are holding us back. the first is a demand deficit that has been partly filled by a government transfer payment that's have held up consumption. and there's limits to that, particularly if you're going to get to sustainable growth path. we're getting a little job creation as you pointed out now that helps in boosting incomes. but we're facing serious glob

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is going way beyond their legal limits when it comes to protecting and serving but before peter king addressed a crowd of about twenty people defend the surveillance methods here on fox news to explain why you think so highly of n.y.p.d. commissioner ray kelly i think commissioner kelly and you have the n.y.p.d. should get a medal for what they're doing they carry out surveillance of the areas where we expect the next terrorist attack to come from. all right so i think he makes a pretty clear king gloves kelly but his reasoning really sound we reconvene for the next attack is really coming from someone within the muslim american community because it isn't watched my show very often because this is a few weeks ago we highlighted the triangle center on terrorism and homeland security but there are reports on homegrown terrorism it turns out there's really not much to report because well there really isn't any thought to report all that a minuscule threat to public safety and guess what that report isn't from the associated press but i think that peter king will denounce its findings as

peter is the star of a viral ad for samsung galaxy note. his notice favorite are the apps that make noise. >> >> reporter: ed robinson is cofounder of the adagency -- ad agency that greed up this ad to go up with the bigger is better slogan. look at his wipe it was who the in thailand with an actress holding the phone and the elephant's trainer alongside. >> it has no training and turned up and presented this via the elephant and how they have been interacting. >> reporter: they shot for three days as peter got more and more engaged,ed ad agency was inspired by all the other web videos of animals using touch screens. who wouldn't find a beard dragon lizard inspiring as it plays and dogs are scratching like mad. is this anyway to treat an ipad? they have an i paw don'ty feel like doing this to your device. during a morning talk show at radio station wmmr, monkey named bubba went nuts on one guy's iphone. >> easy monkey. >> reporter: who cares about the phone, bub' big sin was stepping on a button and disconnecting a live call with ryan seacr

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>> peter alexander on the campaign trail tonight. peter, thanks. >>> one issue that's been percolating through this presidential primary season, a push by some in the gop to limit women's access to contraceptives and abortion, and it has some political observers wondering how it might affect the general election. our report from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: across the country, protests like this one in texas, against new state laws restricting access to contraception and other women's health care. >> maybe they don't want us to have freedom, but we're fighting back. >> it's a war against women's health. >> reporter: a fight college students took to mitt romney in peoria monday night. >> so you're all for like yeah freedom and all this stuff. >> absolutely. >> and yeah, like pursuit of happiness. you know what would make me happy? free birth control. >> if you're looking for free stuff, if you're looking for free stuff you don't have to pay for, vote for the other guy, that's what he's all about. okay? >> reporter: rick santoru

peter cook confirmed that.year-old daughter. >> let me bring in christian cal psychologist jennifer hart steen. before i talk to you, let me wrap up one thing with you savannah. before we get to the emotional side of this, and the psychological side of this, legally what is going to be decided by this court? what is their legal beef with each other? >> well, there were issues about child support. some of which have been resolved. the big issue is there is an agreement in this divorce order that says they can't disparage each other, they have to be civil, and there's a $5,000 fine for each incident when someone is being uncivil. christie brinkley has asked for $140,000 of these instances where she's said he's been uncivil. he's said i have $240,000 worth of incidents, and it's going to come before the judge and the judge will determine. i have to think that this judge when he sees these two before him in court again basically calling each other names he will not be happy to see them. >> jennifer as you watch thi

that is outstanding. >> thank you peter i am glad that you like it. think anybody can do it. >> if you like the recipe for this dish, you can e-mail us at sfgtv@sfgov.org or reach out to us on facebook or twitter and we >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone, providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this is a great resource that does not break the bank. to show just how easy it can be to do just that, we have come up with something called the farmers' market challenge. we find someone who loves to cook, give them $20, and challenge them to create a delicious meal from ingredients found right here in the farmer's market. who did we find for today's challenge? >> today with regard to made a pot greater thanchapino. >> you only have $20 to spend. >> i know peter it is going to be tough, but i think i can do it. it is a san francisco classic. we are celebrating bay area food. we have nice beautiful plum tomatoes here. we have some beautiful f

set up in peter's honor.is not some teenager who posted a friend's picture without permission. these are large companies that obviously took this picture and intentionally for commercial gain used it. >> reporter: just who would stoop to advertising using a dead soldier's picture? we contacted both companies. in an e-mail, they blamed the ad on a third party advertising claiming, we had no control over or knowledge of the content of ads run by third parties. via our site. they went on to say, the ad has been blocked from our network. in their statement, true.com denied they were behind the ad saying true.com never created, placed or used the photo of the lieutenant. the company also said management of true.com would never use the photo of a fallen soldier to promote our business, but we wanted to talk to someone in person. and it wasn't easy. this is a business address for true.com. if you look inside, you can see on the wall there is a slogan. live, love, learn. but the place is deserted, and it looks like i

with me, peter dobbie. also in this program -- the world's biggest insurer, lloyds of london, reports its largest losses since 9/11 and hurricane katrina. and the pope is expected to meet fidel castro, the former cuban pontiff, at the end of the pontiff's three-day trip to cuba. >> an american man has been given a new face, teeth, tongue, and jaw in what his surgeons say is the most extensive facial transplant ever performed. the man has been a recluse since he was disfigured in a gun accident 15 years ago. doctors say the surgery will be life-changing. bill fink of abc now reports. >> his high school photograph. >> to remember his futh, it would be hard to understand why for the last 15 years 37-year-old richard lee norris has led much of his life behind a mask. seriously injured in a gun accident in 1997, this virginia man lost not only his nose and lips, left unable to speak with limited mouth movement, but also lost any sense of privacy. even after a dozen reconstructive surgeries, norris felt scorned b

being able to adapt and innovate is critical. >> peter, let me take a sip. peter, let's talk about you have been involved and you know people who just had little ideas. in fact i think you said that every day -- the day before something became a great invention, it was just another stupid idea. tell me what people need to know about creating ideas and getting them out there. >> having a real breakthrough requires taking risk. before it's a breakthrough, it's a crazy idea. so in large corporations and governments we don't take big risks because we're concerned about large public failure that say could hit a congressional investigation or stock price. really it's the entrepreneur, the small team that's willing to risk everything to go and make their dreams come true that drives real innovations. and the entrepreneur today has extraordinary resources at their fingertips. >> tell me about startup america. it really is a private sector effort to try to mobilize resource to help companies get started. go to s.co and get resources. over 70 companies have contribute